National Events and Local War Efforts Highlight June News
The June dispatches report antitrust rulings upholding medical association actions, war material forestry drives in Alaska and the Southeast, price controls on ration cards, and local civic activities. Officials note spruce timber for aircraft plants, WPA activities, and community leadership in North Carolina Groups address wartime needs while officials monitor fuel and transit safety as rain dampens travel.
Unclear text fragment about meetings and notices
Fragmentary OCR text references meetings, scheduling, and public notices with scattered names and events. Several garbled phrases mention times, locations, and actions such as a blackout, parking restrictions, and emergency access, but specifics are unreadable.
There Were So Many Demerits For a Gees Area
A six man, suffering from chronic gees, faced a scumaera in an area noted for demerits. The incident referenced numerous penalties and tensions surrounding the locale.
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Busses In Operation Here Near Kings Mountain
Local buses begin service on an indicated route with temporary schedules and staggered stops. Officials note early patronage and anticipate improved service as the system stabilizes, with crews assigned per bus and a response to demand expected for the initial days of operation.
Dr A L Hill to Enter Army June 24th
Dr A L Hill receives commission before enlistment with the army on June 24. The article notes his medical background, joining as a commissioned officer after medical training at New York University and service in major hospitals. Parsons graduates highlighted among eleven students earning top grades for four years at the reciwal school.
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Dr. A. L. Hill
Army
Pareone
Parsons
Reciwal School
New York Univer
Revlevue Banjtal
Welfare Hospital
New York
Lions Ladies Next Tuesday Club Elections and Guests
The Lions Ladies announce a meeting next Tuesday with the Women’s club hosting winter events. James Wistriet and Mihem Of MY Holly are listed among organizers. Officers include Geet as President, Billy Mawees as 1st Vice President, Hikes Muth as 2nd Vice President, Lee Roberts as 3rd Vice President, Jeced Cooper as secretary, Geers Meaney as treasurer, and Oliver Palle as Lion Tamer. New directors include Past MeGisets, C. F. Stowe, and W. K. Crock. The group notes active members Cooper and MEY aiding local members and their families.
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Kings
Mewatala
Clut
James Wistriet
Mihem
Holly
Maweey Prest Geet
Chas Thomasson
Billy Mawees
Hikes Muth
Lee Roberts
Jeced Cooper
Geers Meaney
Lion Tamer
Oliver Palle
C.F Stowe
W. K Crock
Rimes
Cooper
Eb Mey
Roth
Wil Rogers Humorous Story
Wil Rogers delivers a humorous tale in which a rustic character mocks pretension and finds a simple, cheerful resolution. The piece blends light satire with folksy narration, reflecting classic American humor.
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Wil Rogers
Auxiliary Police Diploma Ceremony Delayed by Blackout
Memoir style notice states Auxiliary Police to receive diplomas after completing a 42 member course taught by Officer Melvin. Chief Jimmy Thorne will address the group and issue last minute blackout instructions for Sunday night.
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Malis
Tomlgh
Maver JH Thomece
Melvin
James
Jimmy Farms
Morris Child Funeral Held Sunday
Funeral services for Morris Child were held Sunday afternoon at Fire Breaks torian Church. Rev Charles Bigler led the service. The child is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs Orville Morris and one sister. Additional details were incomplete in the report.
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Morris
Charles Bigler
Mes Orville Morris
Kilington Ped Teves Commissioned For Active Duty
Kilington Ped Teves completed training and will be commissioned as second lieutenant in the army. He joins the Ale Perce Reserve and will proceed to immediate active duty, then serves at the war front with the finest crew aboard.
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Kilington
Opinions on War Production Board workers and rationing
The piece argues that the War Production Board and the wiremen's committee merit praise for mobilizing workers and consumer goods. It notes rationing will spread to all and warns that the same guidance should apply to everyone, while acknowledging voices urging careful handling of civilian goods.
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Perch
Pray
William Matt Chetrmen
Gieervers
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